My OpenClaw fleet
The agents I actually run, on a runtime I didn't write.
Production Shaped — Field notes on running things like production — at work, at home, and in the gap between them.
- Real systems, not demos Home Assistant, a homelab, an agent fleet, and the messy bits in between.
- Operator brain on home problems SLOs, postmortems, rollbacks, observability — applied to a family of four instead of a fleet of servers.
- Specifics over slogans Builds, breakages, decisions I'd defend, decisions I walked back.
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Treating my house like a production system
Notes from running a homelab and a family with the same brain.
Running a small fleet of agents in the house
What I've built on top of someone else's agent runtime, and why the discipline matters more than the kit.
Lately
- essay
A short reflection after speaking with Adam about pixelmesh, and why LoopCoach should show AI improving quality of life rather than just productivity.
- log
Turned an old Nest into the office aircon dial
Flashed a Gen 2 Nest with No Longer Evil, self-hosted the control path on Unraid, and wired it into Home Assistant as the physical temperature dial for the garden office AC. It now handles heat/cool decisions, presence, opening sensors, active hours, override, fan speed, and quiet mode. Full write-up to follow.
- note
Projects
- live
- live
The homelab
A small fleet of servers running the house, the agents, and the metrics.
- killed
AdGuard at home (rolled back)
A DNS-level ad-blocker I deployed and then walked away from.